Dennis Gosnell

I think adding a parameter for determining whether or not it was closed sounds like a good idea. Is there some reason you're hesitant to do this?

Thanks for putting this together. It seems like there were a lot of good comments on reddit about the webview! https://www.reddit.com/r/haskell/comments/iss9vo/ann_prettysimple_40/

@georgefst Wow, https://georgefst.github.io/pretty-simple/ is really nice! I'd love if you sent a PR to get this all into the pretty-simple repo. Or at least add this online page to the...

I added a `beginner-friendly` label to this issue, since the Haskell code you have to write should be relatively simple. However, figuring how to to write to and read from...

One thing to possibly watch out for is to make sure not to remove the ability to pretty-print an infinite data structure. Currently the parsing and pretty-printing in `pretty-simple` is...

Oh, and I realized that currently `pretty-simple` doesn't parse and pretty-print lazily with the compact option: ```haskell > pPrintOpt CheckColorTty defaultOutputOptionsDarkBg { outputOptionsCompact = True } (repeat 3) ``` This...

I'm not necessarily against this, but one problem with adding functions with different features to `Text.Pretty.Simple` is that we end up with a combinatorial explosion of functions. Currently, `Text.Pretty.Simple` has...

This is a great idea. If you (or anyone else) wanted to send a PR adding a command-line flag, please go ahead. Using a library like `optparse-applicative` would be a...

Ideally, options for the CLI `pretty-simple` could be provided the following ways: - environment variables - settings in a configuration file - directly on the command line I guess we...

After playing around with it a little more, I was able to find a hacky, unsafe way to do what I want: ```haskell unsafeRowSelect :: forall row2 row1 s a...